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New Attributes in Bid Automation Rulesets

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Written by Adbrew Support

We've expanded Bid Automation Rulesets with powerful new attributes that let you build smarter, context-aware bidding strategies.

In addition to the existing target-level attributes, you can now use Target Type and Campaign-level performance metrics directly within your bid rules.

What's New?

1. Target Type Attribute

You can now create rules based on the type of target instead of creating separate rulesets for different targeting methods.

Supported Target Types include:

  • Auto - Close Match

  • Auto - Loose Match

  • Auto - Substitutes

  • Auto - Complements

  • Keyword - Exact

  • Keyword - Phrase

  • Keyword - Broad

  • Product Targeting

  • Category Targeting

Example

Pause aggressive bidding only for Auto Close Match targets.

IF Target Type = Auto - Close Match AND Target ACOS > 60%  THEN Decrease Current Bid by 20%

2. Campaign-Level Attributes

Rules can now reference campaign performance while evaluating individual targets.

This enables relative bidding decisions instead of relying only on fixed thresholds.

Available Campaign Metrics

Overall Campaign Performance

  • Campaign Clicks

  • Campaign Orders

  • Campaign Impressions

  • Campaign CPC

  • Campaign ACOS

  • Campaign Sales

  • Campaign Spend

  • Campaign Conversions

  • Campaign Conversion Rate

  • Campaign ROAS


Top of Search Placement

  • Campaign Top of Search Clicks

  • Campaign Top of Search Orders

  • Campaign Top of Search Impressions

  • Campaign Top of Search CPC

  • Campaign Top of Search ACOS

  • Campaign Top of Search Sales

  • Campaign Top of Search Spend

  • Campaign Top of Search Conversions

  • Campaign Top of Search Conversion Rate

  • Campaign Top of Search ROAS


Rest of Search Placement

  • Campaign Rest of Search Clicks

  • Campaign Rest of Search Orders

  • Campaign Rest of Search Impressions

  • Campaign Rest of Search CPC

  • Campaign Rest of Search ACOS

  • Campaign Rest of Search Sales

  • Campaign Rest of Search Spend

  • Campaign Rest of Search Conversions

  • Campaign Rest of Search Conversion Rate

  • Campaign Rest of Search ROAS


Product Pages Placement

  • Campaign Product Pages Clicks

  • Campaign Product Pages Orders

  • Campaign Product Pages Impressions

  • Campaign Product Pages CPC

  • Campaign Product Pages ACOS

  • Campaign Product Pages Sales

  • Campaign Product Pages Spend

  • Campaign Product Pages Conversions

  • Campaign Product Pages Conversion Rate

  • Campaign Product Pages ROAS


Campaign Settings

  • Campaign Budget

  • Campaign State

  • Days Since Campaign Start

  • Campaign Top of Search Placement Modifier

  • Campaign Product Page Placement Modifier

  • Campaign Rest of Search Placement Modifier


Use Campaign Metrics in Rule Values

Campaign metrics are available not only as rule attributes, but also inside the Value dropdown.

This allows you to compare target performance against campaign performance dynamically.

For example:


IF Target ACOS > Campaign ACOS × 1.5 THEN Decrease Current Bid by 20%

Or,


IF Target CPC > Campaign CPC × 1.25 THEN Decrease Current Bid by 10%

Or,


IF Target Conversion Rate < Campaign Conversion Rate × 0.5 THEN Pause Target

Why This Matters

Instead of using static thresholds such as:

Pause targets with ACOS greater than 50%

you can now create rules that automatically adapt to the campaign's own performance.

For example:

  • Reduce bids only when a target's ACOS is significantly worse than the campaign average.

  • Increase bids only when a target is outperforming the campaign.

  • Treat targets differently based on whether they belong to Auto, Keyword, or Product Targeting.

  • Build reusable rulesets that work across campaigns with different performance baselines.

These new attributes make bid automation far more flexible and allow rules to make decisions based on the context of each campaign, rather than fixed numbers alone.

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